He's already done so in the person of Jesus Christ. Even then He played down His majesty and cloaked Himself instead in humility.

Isn't it interesting that a God that has everything to boast about, is so humble? But then that's what also makes Him good.

Before presenting Himself in the flesh in the form of His Son, He's always given us the evidence all around to believe in Him and praise Him as Creator.

I couldn't think of any better way to do it Russ. Seriously! Even some of the signs He's given me, He's been subtle enough not to shock me too much at the time. It's usually through hindsight that I see it.

Though a supernatural miracle was certainly not subtle I admit - but I didn't lose my senses in shock and fear - but yes I was awestricken. However, even then I couldn't help but be aware that somehow He moulds these things around what people are able to cope with and His grace is always sufficient.

Jesus performed some outstanding miracles that must have shocked many, but never enough to strike one senseless or dead - (unless it is about His justice/punishment, yet even then there are warnings). But again, He knows the timing, the type of miracle and depending on people's response, I'd imagine He can increase or temper it at will.

Jesus' way of giving evidence to His divinity was through His works. The same way as God the Father does with being our Creator - through His works/creation.

I simply cannot find fault, nor could I think up a better way.